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1 1 10 The News and Observer, Wednesday, February 9, 1966 goings BILL on MORRISON Fall Debut Looms for TV Station Apparently three stations, instead of two, will be bringing a new fall television season to the Raleigh area. Long promised, long awaited, the new station received its LAST DAY ANTONIONIS "RED DESERT" 1, 3, 5, 7:01 9:03 Starting TOMORROW A Shattering Eye-Opener! FELIX GREENE'S -Color Short, "PEKING SYMPHONY" 12:49, 2:15, 3:40, 5:07, 6:33, 8 9:27 6:33, 8 and 9:27 RIALTO, DURHAM channel assignment just last week. Rollie Jacobs, manager of Crescent Broadcasting Company, said Tuesday "our problems are resolved, and we should definitely be operating this fall." Progress on the station, which will have ters WJHF, had been stymied pending the FCC channel assignment. "We were shooting for Channel 22," Jacobs said, "because frankly it would have saved us money. We had equipment used for 22 and this druggists Switch your savings to First Federal Savings of Raleigh and earn FOUR and a QUARTER per cent per year.

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DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES presents S. HUROK presents ARTUR RCA Victor Tuesday, February 15 at 8:15 P.M. DUKE INDOOR STADIUM Tickets $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, unreserved $1.00. On Sale at Page Box Office, 681-011, ext.

4059; or write Box KM, Duke Station, Durham (enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.) "SUPERMAN" 4:00 00 P.M. THE EARLY 4:30 P.M. "ZOMBIES OF MORA TAU" ALLISON HAYES STARLIGHT THEATRE 11:30 P.M. "'THE LAST BLITZKRIEG" VAN JOHNSON DICK YORK Son of a Nazi general fanatical Nazi himself, leads a squad of German commandoes- specially trained, dressed in American uniforms- -behind the American lines for the purpose of sabotage and murder during the Battle of the Bulge. Excitement unlimited! WRALTV ch.

5 RALEIGH Wednesday ay Television Schedules furnished by Network Stations WRAL-TV-Ch. 5, 5:20 Aspect 2:30 6:00 Daybreak 3:00 6:45 Farm News 3:30 7:05 News 4:00 8:00 Mickey Mouse 4:30 8:30 Riley 6:00 9:00 Bette Elliott 7:00 10:00 Uncle Paul 7:30 10:30 Donna Reed 9:00 11:00 Sweep 8:30 11:30 Dating 9:00 12:00 News 10:00 12:30 Father 11:00 1:00 Ben Casey 11:30 2:00 Nurses Raleigh Time for Us 6:00 Hospital 6:30 Marrieds 7:00 Superman 9:00 Early Show 10.00 Dateline 10:30 Death Valley 11:00 Batman 11:30 Patty Duke 12:00 Blue Light 12:30 Big Valley 1:00 Summer 1:30 Dateline 2:00 Theater 6:25 WVEC-Ch. 13, Norfolk, Va. 7:00 7:05 Toymaker 4:00 Young 9:00 8:00 Romper Room 4:30 Action 9:30 8:30 Movie 5:00 Superman 10:00 19:00 Divorce 5:30 3. Stooges 10:30 11:00 Sweep 6:00 News 11:00 11:20 Theatre 6:30 Laramie 11:30 11:30 Dating 7:30 Batman 12:00 12:00 Donna Reed 8:00 Patty Duke 12:30 12:30 Father 8:30 Blue Light 1:00 1:00 Ben Casey 9:00 Big Valley 1:30 2:00 Nurses 10:00 Summer 2:00 2:30 Time For Us 11:00 News 2:30 3:00 Hospital 11:20 Movie 3:30 Marrieds 7:00 WECT-Ch.

6, Wilmington 9:00 9:30 6:30 Carolina 3:00 Another World 7:00 Today 3:30 Edge of Night 10:30 11:00 9:00 LaLanne 4:00 Secret Storm 11:30 9:30 Zingo Bingo 4:30 3 Stooges 12:00 10:00 Eye Guess 5:00 Thaxton 12:30 10:30 Concentration 6:00 News 1:00 11:00 Morning Star 6:30 Huntley Brinkle 2:00 11:30 Paradise Bay 7:00 Jamboree 2:30 12:00 Jeopardy 7:15 Poole 3:00 12:30 Post Office 7:30 Virginian 3:30 1:00 Jim Burns 9:00 Bob Hope 1:30 World Turns 10:00 Spy 2:00 Days of Lives 11:00 News 2:30 The Doctors 11:30 Tonight 6:15 WBTW-Ch. 13, Florence, S. C. 6:45 7:00 6:30 Sunrise Sem 2:30 Houseparty 9:00 7:00 Slim Mims 3:00 Love 9:30 of Lite 8:00 Kangaroo 3:30 of 10:00 9:00 Bugs Bunny 4:00 edge Secret Storm Night 10:30 4:30 Action 11:00 10:00 News 5:00 Spaceship 11:30 10:30 McCoys 5:30 Beaver 12:00 11:00 Andy 6:00 Reporter 12:30 11:30 Van Dyke 6:30 CBS 1:00 12:00 News 7:00 News 2:00 Movie 12:15 Agri 8:30 Hillbillies 12:30 Search 9:00 Bewitched 12:45 Guiding Light 9:30 Van Dyke 1:00 Lila McLeod 10:00 1:30 World Turns 11:00 Final Kaye Danny 2:00 Password 11:30 Movietime WNCT-1 9, Greenville 6:30 Carolina Today 3:00 Tell Truth 8:35 News 3:30 9:00 Capt. Kangaro: 4:00 Secret Storm Night Edge of 10:00 Lucy 4:30 Cartoon 10:30 McCoys 5:00 Cheyenne 11:00 Andy 6:00 News 11:30 Van Dyke 7:00 Wanted 12:00 News 7:30 Space 12:30 Search 8:30 Hillbillies 12:45 Guiding Light 9:00 Green Acres 1:00 Love of Life 9:30 Van Dyke 1:30 World Turns 10:00 Danny Kaye 2:00 Password 11:00 Final Report 2:30 Houseparty 11:30 Movie WNBE-TV-Ch.

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The filing was made by Edwin M. Schneider, attorney in Washington, of the firm of Marmet Schneider, representing the local corporation. Officers of the new corporation are Jackson F. Lee, president; Richard R. Allen, vice president; Wilbur L.

Smith, secretary, and Wilson F. Yarborough treasurer. Talks to Students MOSCOW (AP) Cheddi Jagan, Marxist ex-prime mknister of British Guiana, has opened a series of meetings here with Asian African and Latin American students attending Moscow's Patrice Lumumba University. "One of the finest motion pictures of our time." Cosmopolitan ROD STEIGER THE PAWNBROKER Features At Adults 2:32. Only All Seers $1.00 HELD OVER Thru THURSDAY THE YEAR'S BIGGEST WITH A FEW CHILLS THROWN IN! DON Kians The MR.

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We've ordered our antenna, have almost completed building plans and should begin the erection of our tower near Garner in about a month." The tower will be located at Auburn, near the existing towers of the two VHF stations directly serving the Raleigh region, WRAL and WTVD. Jacobs said the station will insure "a wider variety of network programing a new lineup of local shows and the appearance of a wider range of syndicated and film productions." (He noted that while syndicated material had once been considered a lesser filler for station schedules, it is now coming to mean a new phase of television entertainment. (The surge of stations across the country- in the UHF range has necessitated more material being produced for the TV grind by companies independent of the three networks.) Although Jacobs can not lock his schedule of offerings until the premiere date is set, he does say that NBC has assured the new operation a "substantial amount" of shows. There is little emphasis on NBC here at this time. Had the station been available this season, it might have enabled local viewers to see the Golden Globe Foreign Press awards the night they were announced; the season's one fresh variety entry, "The Dean Martin and, tonight, a rare appearance by Simone Signoret on Presents." As it is, audiences saw the awards a week late on the Williams Show" last night, and most likely will never see the Martin hours or the Signoret appearance.

The increase of UHF stations in this country followed the 1964 passing of the allchannel law, requiring American television manufacturers to equip all sets for both UHF and VHF. This law made the former a more feasible operation and increased the television band from the 13 channels to a possible 82. Naturally, there are still many TV owners in the Raleigh region without sets that can bring in UHF. This means, in the beginning, a smaller audience continuing network scramble for the stations with the most penetration. The key, though, is greater variety on Raleigh television screens.

Almost any viewer should find this a healthy change. It's possible the stations will too. THE SOUND OF MUSIC-Rogers and Hammerstein's sentimental musical starring the fairest of screen singers, Julie Andrews. With Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker. (AMBASSADOR) THE GHOST AND MR.

CHICKEN- -A "modest" but "very funny show," according to The Hollywood Reporter. Don Knotts stars as a bungling reporter, a "born loser (he drives an Edsel)." assigned to spend a night in a haunted house. Joan Staley provides the romance. (STATE) Neighborhood THE PAWNBROKER-Rod Steiger in the title role--that of a Jew Nazi concentration camps--gives one of the great performances of the screen. Geraldine Fitzgerald, as the social worker who helps the shattered man regain his feeling, created last year's best supporting performance.

(COLONY) MADE IN PARIS-Motion Picture Daily calls this an "amusing" musical-comedy about an American girl in the Paris world of high fashion and high living. "The girl is AnnMargret back in the kind of casting that brought her fame." (This may be a backhanded compliment.) With Louis dan, Richard Crenna. (VILLAGE) THE WEIRD, WICKED WORLD--The "Mondo Cane" carbons continue to roll out of foreign studios, with each a little more blurred, each a little more sensational for sensation's sake. Variety's critic led the list of those disapproving of this documentary study of oddities in our time. (VARSITY) Drive-In CHEYENNE AUTUMN--James Stewart.

PARTNERS--Martin and Lewis. (FOREST) THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA- -Richard Burton. GOLIATH AND THE SINS OF BABYLON-Mark Forest. (TOWER) AGENT 0038-24-36-Brigitte Bardot. THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT- Jayne Mansfield.

(CENTER) STAGE RAIN- Raleigh Little Theater, 8 p.m. CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF- Fayetteville Little Theater, 8 p.m. MARK TWAIN TONIGHT, Hal Holbrook -Memorial Hall, Chapel Hill, 8 p.m. ROBERT FROST ON STAGE, The Kaleidoscope Players--Howard Chapel, Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, 8:15 p.m. CONCERT William Klenz, 'cellist, Barbara Rowan, pianist--East Duke (University) Building, 8 p.m.

Stampede to Camp Promises Gold Mine HOLLYWOOD (AP) Our tale begins last October, when adventurous Leonard Brown and his intrepid sidekick, Malcolm Willits, co-owners of the Collectors Book Store in Hollywood, heard of a priceless treasure languishing in a trunk in nearby Burbank. What this treasure was was leaping lepidoptera! comic books! THWOCK! As with a stone between the eyes, Brown and Willits were struck with visions benevolent forture. Comic books are: a gold mine in the rage for pop art. Painters haul down healthy emoluments for merely reproducing the simple line drawings of a simpler day. Portraits of soup cans are putting Botticelli out of business.

People of true chic revere this trend. They call it high camp and pop, and pay potsful of money for it. "Gee, Malcolm," said Leonard excitedly, "we're got to get that stuff!" Little did they now what lay ahead. First they learned that the trunk's owner had moved to Harrisburg, address unknown. "All we had was his name," said Brown, "so we used a phone book and wrote everyone by that name in Harrisburg.

Finally we got a letter from his But oof! the uncle didn't know where his nephew was. But he did know the trunk was TONIGHT THURSDAY TOWER 6:30 Pole a CAl START 7 P.M. Richard Burton in "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" PLUS "GOLIATH THE SINS OF BABYLON" plus the Sins of Last VARSITY Day "WEIRD. WICKED WORLD COLORI "BATMAN" MOVIES Downtown still in a Burbank warehouse, address unknown. "We contacteu every warehouse in Burbank, said Brown, only to learn that the trunk was to be auctioned in January, for lack of storage payments.

Having no idea what the trunk looked like, and afraid of divuldecided its, to buy every trunk. priceless secret, they They bought ur.e. It contained a mess of pottage. They bought No. 2.

Another mess of pottage. They bought a third. And ZLONK! There the treasure lay. Comic books dozens of them, all for a total of $4.16. "We just stood there awestruck," said Brown humbly, "I like, think of something you've wanted al' you.

life, then write yourself into it." They figure they wrote themselves into a $10,000 investment. The first comic brought to light was an oldie with Hi Spot Comics as its title. "I can't stress enough how valuable this one is." said Brown. "It includes the first installment of J- Dave Innes, a serial by Edgar Rice Burroughs. For some reason they never brought out another issue." He figures its worth at about $.00, pop.

For a comp ete set of the first 30 Batman comics, "we're going to ask a grand. I think we'll get it Then, with a re erent gesture toward the trunk. Brown explained the deeper meaning of it all: "This. he said, "this is Americana." M-G-M presents MADE IN. PARIS IN AND METROCOLOR ANN-MARGRET LOUIS JOURDAN RICHARD CRENNA EDIE ADAMS NOW SHOWING! Village CAMERON VILLAGE Features 1:18, 3:16, 5:14, 7:12, 9:18 Jr.

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